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Old 04-24-2009
what does: "family specific matching fails" mean?
Hello,

I am running OS X 1.5.6 and after I had to force quit an application, I decided to look at the system log, not that I would understand anything, but anyway.
I found a bunch of scary lines that I condensed here.

Just wondering what all these mean. I mean is there a problem? or is it normal to have this type of message.


Code:
Apr 24 12:37:54 localhost kernel[0]: MCHC: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:54 localhost kernel[0]: MCH2: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:54 localhost kernel[0]: LPCB: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IMAP: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: SBUS: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: TRIM: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: NVPM: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: OHC1: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: EHC1: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: OHC2: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: EHC2: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: GIGE: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: SATA: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: RP01: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IXVE: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: P4MI: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: RP04: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: RP05: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: RP06: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: pci-bridge: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: FRWR: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: HDEF: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: MCHC: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IMAP: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: NVPM: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: LPCB: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: MCH2: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: HDEF: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: P4MI: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: SBUS: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: TRIM: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:55 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:56 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:56 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:56 localhost kernel[0]: IGPU: family specific matching fails
 Apr 24 12:37:56 localhost kernel[0]: GFX0: family specific matching fails

# 2  
Old 04-26-2009
I searched for that particular message in the net, and it looks like other people have seen the same, unfortunately nobody is suggesting what that might means. I think you can always go for Apple support and ask them exactly about your use case.
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